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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-19
THEDUKEOF ARGYLL'S BOOK
v1Np1cAT1oN OF SCOTTISH LANDLORDS
THE CALIFORNIAN HENRY GEoRGE-No DEVoihS
OF CAPITAL--wAGES COME PROM WORK.
lBY CABLE TO THE TRIBUEK.1

FHE CALIFORNIAN HENRY GEORGE-NO DEVoIEE
OF CApITAL-wAGEs COME PROM WORK.
BY CABLE TO THE TRIBUNE
JoNpoN. Feb. ls.-I received to-day-the eve
bf publcation-the last sheets OF the DuKe VI
Nryyll's new work, Scotland Past and fresent,
IN octave volume Of $50 pages, embellshed WIN
striking views Of remarkable LOCALITIES In 'he
Highlands The object of the work Is 10 prove
the continuous development of Scottish lie
through the reign of mind in government ana
law. The Duke attempts TO vindlcate tne oco.oiS"
landlords against the attacks Of CrJftcr aeVa'ors
He maintains that the right Of exclusive use 0,
land is in it's very inception frut OF tne h'inu
and affords the only fulcrum on which the mlnu
nan exert its higher powers over the increase OF
the earth during the peaceful ages when follow
as results of conquest In TINS connecuoh o''o
Duke-forgetting Henry Georges contest Tor thc
Mayoraty Of New.York-asserts that George ab
a Californian is one Of small group OF men, less
than a quarter of the population OF London. VINO
claim exclusive use Of the whole State OF Cali
fornia imposing their own conditions upon the
admission of other men, but practising themselves
the indiyi idual appropriation OF land and recos-
nizing il as the foundation Of their prosperity.
But the Duke is no blind devotee OF capltai.
i"It is not true" he says, that The wages Oh
labor come only from realized capital Muscular
labor has the right to vindicate its own inherent
contribution to value Without its help no value
can be embodied and no capital can be gathered.
Wages come out of work, and muscular labor has
a ri:htfuI share TO stipulated extent IN the
ultimate value to which it contributes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-19

ST. LOUIS, Feb. l8.-James Pendergrast, alias John
Mitchell alias James Reilly who arrested last week
in Chicago for alleged completely In tho election frauds
in this city In November has made statement detailing
his connection with frauds He that on the day
OF the election man. unknown to him, gave him tckot
TO vote with the name Of John Mitchell written upon IT,
The same man distributing the Same Nnd OF Hekots
amony n crowd OF voters all OF whom cast their ballots
.xc.nt,ng pepdergrast and W. H. Christian The super
vor Objected to their votes they were taken to the
City Hall BY the Same who gave them the ballots to
cast There he procured two certificates OF registration
and returned with Pendorgrast and Christian 70 the polls
inS, but I'd Butler, Democratic politician. went on
their bonds aud they released Pendergrast Geer
,n.S 70 make fu! statement Of the affair and throw
hmsslf on the mercy OF the court jim" Bus6y friend
Of Butler found this and gave him dollar 70 go 70
East AZ ions lie went TO East st. Louis and Busby fo
Lived him there and gave him ticket TO Chicago and S24
IN money Almost as soon as he arrived IN Chcaso No
was arrested and brought back to this city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-19

Boston, Feb 1S (SpecidD.-The Legislative Committee
on Federal Relations to-day heard Edward Stanwood In
support Of his memorial for the appointment Of an agent
at Washington for each Congressional district to relieve
CcngIessnen from giving much time to department
work and 70 showing their constituents about Washing
ton. At present nearly all the time In
the forenoon is occupied frequently by Congressman
In doing the errands OF their constituents
The result Is seen in the growing impotence
of Congress- feature OF his bill was that IL prevented
the agents from exercising political power bill Was
presented the committee providing Tor the appoint
nen OF an agent for each district by the Governor ard
Council TO receive salary equal TO Congressman TO
he paid the state hold Office for ten years ana TO
live In Washington for the term. Tho committee ac-
knowledged the evil which the bill proposes TO ieiorm
but voted To give the mcmoriast leave 10 withdraw
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-19
MISSOURI. KANSAS AND TEXAS AFFAIRS.

meeting OF scrip holders OF the Missouri, Kansas and
Texas Railroad Com pany was held yesterday In the
Asor Building, in the occupied as the governors
room stock Exchange. Employees Of the Exchange
hired Ia guard the doors. aud ut the close OF tho
meeting IL stated that the persons present were
pledged to The committee recently appointed
to confer Mr. Gould reported that he had declined
modify his proposal TOR settlement. wbich was oV
per cent In the conpanys general per cent bonds ana
40 per cent Ia the scrip OF tic Galycsoi houston anu
Texas Company. Many scrip holders expressed an I'M
willingness accept less than par and Interest and the
offer was rejected The committee was continued how
ever. with power to resume negotiations II n under
stood committee will Immediately take steps 10
protect the interests OF the scrip holders In the shape OF
application TO the courts for receyershlp Tor the
property.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-19
FIGHTING NTH CLUBS AND REVOLVERS
OFFICERS FIRED AT BY ITALIAN sTRIKERS-oNE
LABORER FATALLY WOUNDED.

FINED
LABORER FATALLY WOUNDED.
WARE, Mass, Feb. 1s.-The italian laborers employed
the Central Massachusetts Railway who struck yescr
day against alleged iltreatment by the subcontracor
quiet during the night but the strike was resumed
this morning The authorities today proceeding 20
salvadora Pgnalosa leader Of the revolt and were
by the full force of Italians headed by Pgnalosa him
self marching under tho Italian flag. armed with clubs
revolvers and guns The officers endeavored to arrest
the leader when the Italians fired at them The officers
were unnjured, returned tho fire and the Italians
scattered in all directions. In the confusion Pgnaosa
escaped and Lavoro. OF the Italians. shot and
probably fatally wounded Search made for Pig
nalosa and he finally captured in the woods where
he in hiding armed with large revolver The whole
trouble has been caused by the padrone who worked the
men to demand increase. Special constabes have
in in view of attack by Italians in revenge
for Layoro
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-19
SKELETONS AND MONEY FOUND IN A CA

LOUISVILLE, Feb. lS.-Thc Courier Journals dispatch
from Sharpe Marshall County in the southwestern part
OF the State relates the discovery OF large by two
young men. partial exploration developed the fact
that the cave made up Of many rooms Of great
tent complete exploration will be impossible until
certain large rocks blasted broken away. In
of the chambers there found two human skeletons
about 5000 in gold and silver coin and quantity OF
silyerware This newlyf ound believed 10 have
been the hiding place during the late war OF band OF
gucrlllas known as " Bloody Bill Bradys Gang" These
attacked Benton, Marshall County.
In 1864 and all but killed. These two escaped
and going is thought TO this quarrcled over
division OF the spos OF the and shot and killed
each other
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-19

IHDrASAPoIIs, Feb. IS (speciab-The General As
semby today passed bill appropriating 100000 for
In this city the memory of Indiana soldiers
In the last Tho passage Of the bill has been urged
for several years by tho Grand Army Of the Republic
and the Republicans In the last campaign pledged the
party In Its platform to make the Appropriation. Tho
monument will cost $25O,OO0 The Grand Army Will
raise $50 900 and already has In It's treasury
haf am
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-19
CRIMES AND CASUALTIES BY TELEGRAPH
MuJRDERED BY A TRAMP ROBBER.

CHICAGO Feb. ia dispatch 10 fhe Times from Mar.
ouette Mich, says! "Mrs H. z. Price WAS -anrdered at
Poand Wis on Wednesday night by brute who chopped
and body The murder was witnessed by mite
girl. The object was robbery
PASSENGER CARS THROWN FROM THE TRACK.
DOVER H. Feb lSfour passenger cars OF tns ne nn R.
that et for Portland at 80 m today on te v,
ton Railroad thrown from the t,aca M sec
Junction by an rog uss sre badly
shaken up. o~,r po,D
COLLISION ON THE CENTRAL VEkMO,St, VEki,on rain sain,
NouruEisip Vt Feb l8-An accommodation us,n nop ~.
north on lie Central Vermont road ran into s
twssn bero and Montpelier between 10 ana ~ r NJ
mornlps Both engines tho baggage and eapes .vrrr
two freight cars wrecked sevsral POI 'soa' "''
II bruised.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-19
A MYSTERIOUS CASE OF SMALLPOX.

WATERBURY, Conn., Feb. 18 (Specab.-Michael Fahy'
age forty sewer laborcr has been under treatment ae
the hospital at the town farm here since January IL for
Injuries received by the caving in Of trench BUS
pcous looking erupons began appear on his body on
Sunday and last night consultation ordered Ihrec
competent physicians this afternoon pronounced nis
disease smallpox OF dangerous continent FORM AS no
las not been exposed TO germs OF any kind Is gfeS
mystery how he caught the disease Nearly 800 persons
tered under the roof with Fahy and tney
ali TO be yacciuated tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-19
HRS GREEN DOES TIE WORK HERSELF.

PHILADELPHIA Feb 1S.-Mrs. Hctty Green, of New
York, came TO Philadelphia from Ncw-York today and
deposited 81 900 900 In Philadelphia and Reading Rail-
road securities under the requirements of the reorganz
ton plan New YORK firm to whom Mrs. Green applied
Yesterday wanted TO charge her 800 TO transfer her
secures to this city but Mrs Green replied that she
could 20 to philadelphia and back for $4 and she did
CARRYING her securities In q satchel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-19
GREAT BRITAINS BULGARIAN POLICY.

Mr.. LABOUCHEREs MOTION THAT THE MINISTRY
BE CENsURED NEGATIvED.
LONDON. Feb 1s.-In the House OF Commons this even
Ing on motion to report the address IN reply TO the
Queens speech, Mr. Labouchere moved to censure the
Government for its Bulgarian policy He said that 'he
had tried to the abdcaton OF Prince
Alexander and acted without the concurrence OF the
other sgnaores Of the Berlin treaty He accused Tie
Government with trying to stir war against Russia
and asked there any dynastic reasons for trying
20 keep German prince the throne OF Bui
garia. o. -,
Sir James Ferguson, Under Foreign Secretary, said
the policy which the Government had followed was
gara In favor Prince Alexander The support which
British agentsgave Alexander was simply moral ana
diplomatic The Government did not mean TO stir up
design to enter alliance against Russia There
WAS no re ason TO doubt the good faith OF the Car.
Mr. Labouchere's motion negativcd without dvi-
aiau.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-19
ATTITUDE OF RUSSIA.
THE CzAR WILL PRESERVE ENTIRE LIBERT

THE CZAR WILL PRESERVE ENTIRE LIBERTY OF AC-
1IoN IN CASE OF WAR.
sr PETERSBURG, Feb lS.-It Is emofcially stated
that in Russian Government circles the conviction Is
gaining ground that between France and Germany
is inevitable In addition to this 1t is said that as fresh
defeat of France might involve disastrous results to Rus
ala the Cars Government WILL In the event OF war; pre-
serve entire liberty OF action IL Will not support france
as an ally but may by firm, reserved attitude prevent
Germany from sending the whole of her army west OF the
Rhine and even France should he defeated attenuate
as much as possible the effects OF the disaster Forhcse
reasons it is declared Russia will await the outcome OF
the different phases OF the Bulgarian crisis with the
greatest calmness and act in such way as to avoid be-
ing involved with Austria England at the moment
when France and Germany begin hostilities.
VIENNA Feb ls-A semi official letter from ST. Peters
burg represents Russia is waiting for Franco
erman conflict which she considers inevitable. TO real
ize her own Balkan projects. While making no com
pact with France Russia would consider 10 DC 10 her
own interest to allow Germany to be victorious IN
struggle between those countries IL is supposed that
fhs intention on the part OF Russia explains the daying
in negotiations for settlement or the hungarian qc'
tion now being carried on at Constantinople
BERLIN Feb ls.-The Cross Gazette calls attention 10
the fact that while military credits were under
consideration the French Chambers one Deputy mad
vertcnty admitted that army corps was coming 70
France Algeria The Gazette asserts that TINS pass
age Deputys speech was suppressed In the reports
the proceedings, and did not appear IN any OF lne
French or English papers.
The North German Gazette Prince Bismarck's organ,
saws that tho Rechstag will be again dissolved unless the
Government majority In the coming elections
Adyces from Metz report that there cessation Of
French barrack making around verun and Belfort and
that work on the fortfcaons at verun continues night
and day. All commerce has been suspended at Metz e1
csptng in food Inhabitants storing their houses
from cellar TO garrett
ROME Feb. le.-At meeting Of the Cardinals yester-
day Pope declared that his acts were not intended TO
piurc Italy, but that absolute necessity to set
tie the Pontfr position.
is GERMANY BUYING OATS IN AMERICAf
MILWAUKEE, Feb 1sF. Kraus 4 Co.. maltsters OF THIS
city, have received ter from their New-York agent
In which he that he has been approached by an
credited agent Of the German Government who came 10
this country purchase and red winter wheat
In enormous quantities Kraus Co have been request
ed TO bid on 200 bushels OF oat. and their hgures
have been forwarded TO the agent at New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-19
MIR. coRnINs PLANS FOR THE JERSEY CENTRAL

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. Is (>peeiaD. D.-Gentlemen inti-
maely associated with President Austin CoFbn, OF tho
Reading Railroad Company. state that that gentleman
has secured controlling interest In the stock OF the
Jersey Central Railroad and his friends arc ac-
credited with ordering outright $4,000 shares OF the
stock and his control extends TO $4,000 shares. He
will at the earliest possible moment tako tho property
ont Of the hands OF a receiver and will mako l. X Max
we'll OF the Long Island Railroad. Its president lie also
intends extend the system along the jersey shofe
creating new resorts and building mp business
for tc Jersey Southern Railroad Deposits OF Reading
general mortgage bonds under the syndicate plan for
the last two days have been confined almost exclusively
banks and trust companies and have amounted 70
900 The deposit OF the Junior securities "lh-
In the last two days has been large
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-19
OHIO AND MICHIGAN RIVERS AGAIN RISING.

CNcIySAIl Ohio, Feb lS-The Ohio River has reaeneo
hs stage OF fifty feet and has been rising to-day at the
average rate OF an inch and half an hour Advces are
that It Is falling above Portsmouth.
LANSING Mich. Fob. 1s.-At noon to-day the Ice gorge
I'm the Grand River and huge cakes OF Ice moved
out =. M, r.... r.,~u,I
DETROIT Feb. ls.-A dispatch to The Erening JcTmat
from Lyons Mich, says: heavy rain hai been ianS
}r hours and the water 10 again rishg rap
diy having already vc inches The gorge Is In
movable and the people again leaving tner ho"ss'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-19
EFFECT OF THE STORM IN NEw.HAvEN.

NEw-HAvEN Feb Is tSpeeiaD. A severe thunder
Storm accompanied BY lightning prevailed here for over
four hours tonight Cellars OF private residences ana
downtown business houses flooded and the contents
damaged 70 the amount OF several thousand doHara In
Of the high water on the tracks OF the new
York and Hartford Railroad the engine nres
were extngushed and trains were delayed The ooa OF
the w.Uaven Steamboat Company did not reach New.
Haven tonight and are supposed 70 nave put ~ ~ o
Iane
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-19
m y1RRY THE GIRL he PUNISHED.

CHICAGO, Feb. ls tSpeciaD.-At Cathn' ILL.,. Ihomas
Dale while teaching school years ago. had occasion
to whip one of larger girls and was prosecuted ana
fined The prosecution was by tho parents VINO ae-
nounced the castigauon as hghhanded outrage .n'
~ ., tho acbool subscribed the amount Of the
teaohers ne and there strong feeling OF
with him. as he behaved with great cri oS nj,
alleged cruelty became Of his champions ana tae
h'h EFT tbe school into friendship and they are
now about be married
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-19
THE STA TIE CHRIsTIA 4 ASSOOIA TION.

UTICA, Feb 1s-The State Convention OF the Young
Mems Christian Association attended by upward OF
800 delegates this forenoon Aund OF nearly $sooowas
subscribed for the employment OF two additional assistant
State secretaries Among the speakers was NJ Van Der
Bergen, secretary Of the Association In Pars VINO Is III
this country TO examine the manner Of conducting Amer
lean
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-19
co1IJERy EXPLOSION IN ENGLAND.

FIFTY-TwO MINERS ENTOMED IN THE MINE-CRiEs
HEARD AT THE MOUTH OF THE SHAFT
LONDON Feb. 19.-An explosion has occurred In the
Catch Collicry in the Rhondda Valley There are fifty
two men entombed in the NINE Cries can be heard at
the mouth Of the shaft and is hoped that the men will
be saved The mouth Of the pit s surrounded by rela
tiyes of the miners and the scene is heartrendng.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-19
SHORT IN HIS ACCOUNTS $Go, 900.

INDIANAPOLIS, Feb IS (SpeeidD.-A dispatch from
Jacksonville TO- might states that "Jack" Howard
warden OF the Southern Indiana Penentiay, is $780, 900
short I'm his accounts Legislative committee is in
yestRatng his affairs He has been warden fifteen years
Tue Southern Pcnenliary has been an expensive nst
tuition TO the State, while the northern prison has
awa ays paid surplus Of from $4,000 TO $4,000 into
the sfata Trca
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-19
EXTENDING THE SUBURBAN TRANSIT LINE.

EXTENDING THE SUBURBAN TRANSIT LINE.
The work OF extending the Suburban Rapid Transit
Conpanys line up One hundred and sixty ourth-sL
not making rapid progress the residents OF the An
pexed District desire but nevertheless II Is going ahead
Nearly ali the foundations for the pillars were hnished
time ago and yesterday work on the snpestruStuo
was started expected that the entire line VIII be In
Operation early the spring At present cars only run
10 ne-hundrcd. and forty third ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-19
LANDSLIDE CAUSED BY RAIN.

READING, Penn Feb. IS Speciail severe ram anu
thunder storm passed this city shortly peioo
o'clock this evening. The thunder rolled heavily anu wa,
accompanied with vivid flashes OF lightning Inc wina
blew gale for few moments and the rain poured WI
in torrents landslide occurred on the kcadin! h
road short distance below Reading which delayed rans
for some time,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-19
NO JUBILEE FOR IRISH CoNvICTs.

LONDON Feb 1s.-In the House OF Commons TO- night
". H. Smith, replying to question, said 1t was not In
tended release Irish other cOnvcts on the occasion
Of the Queens jubilee The recent release OF prisoners
In India In commemoration OF the Jubilee had been or
dercd by in accordance with an Oriental
custom The order did not apply to Great Britain
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-19
TENANTS RESISTING EVICTION.

DUBLIN, Feb 1s.-A number Of tenants were evicted
to-day at OKeough, near Carrick. Tho peas
ants stoutly resisted aud stoned the police
The latter charged the mob and a youth
WAS badly injured with q rife priest vanly inter
ceded TO stop the evictons maiden bravey defended
her mothers cottage for twenty minutea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-19
DYNAMITE OUTRAGE IN IRELAND.

DUBLIN, Feb ls.-The Recorder OF Galway gave 9
dinner party this evening at Paradise House, his resi-
dence Kdysar and among the guests were two mags
trates While the guests still seated at the table
the police patrol observed man running rapidly away
from the house. An investigation made, and the
police found OF the window sils box OF dynamite
with burning fuse attached. The fuse promptly
quenched The police have thus far failed to capture tho
cuprit
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-19

PHILADELPHIA, Feb lS-Lawrence Donovan, the
Brooklyn Bridge jumper eaped into the schuyikiil
River from Chestnutst bridge at o'clock this morning
lie arrested by Police Lieutenant Myers and taken
before magistrate. who held him IN $500 bail Bail
promptly furnished by liquor seller, one Keenan,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-19
NEWS NOTES FROM LONDON.

LONDON. Feb l8
Ex-EMPREss EUGRNIE.-Ex- Empress Eugenie WHO'S at
Naples asked leave of the Syndc TO attend wouhaeu
Italian oldiers returning from Egypt
APPROVING THE CIOsURR.-!The papers fully approve
the action OF the Speaker Of the House OF Commons In
closing the rcseme and obstructive debate Oh tne ao'
dress In reply to the Queens speech
IRISH PRorEsrASrs- Gladstone has written a let
ter In which says believes that many members OF
to tue time OF the union with England the Irish Protest
the prominent supporters OF Irish Daton-
atty Tho letter adds: They now have An opportunity
OF supporting nationality within safe bounds giving peace
to Ireland and comfort 70 the whole kingdom"
TESSYsoS-Lord Tennyson is recovering from his at
task of br0nchiis He will start for the Riviera Tues
day.
DOES THE GOVERNMENT FEAR CIVIL WAR;
DUBLIN. Feb Is-Tbe Government, acting on informa-
don that the people of Counties Clare and Limerick have
plenuI supply OF firearms. has ordered the mounting
and manning OF artillery at all the ports on the shannon
some Of which have not been occupied ior years.
PURCHASING CUNARD STEAMSHIPS FOR CANADA.
OTTAWA, Feb 1S (Speciab-Itis IL learned that Luoius
Tue passenger and freight manager Of the Canadian
Pacific Railroad, is In Hew-York. completing ar
rangements for the purchase of tho fastest steamships OF
the Cunsrd Line The vessels will be dispatched 70 Van
eouvsr British Columbia, via Cape Horn, ana VIII run
between Vancouver and Australia
FRAGMENTS OF CABLE NEWS
AMSTERDAM, Feb. 18.-Blydensteins spinning factory
has been destroyed by fire.
PoRr ADELAIDE Feb. 1s.-The wheat crop Of South
Australia shows q surplus Of 10000 TONE
DuBLIs Feb. ls-Archbshop croke advocates the non
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-19
IA IN uTSSOVRL

sT. LOUIS. Feb 18A dispatch from Frederck,own,
No., says" heavy shock OF earthquake occurred in
this region last night The tremor severe enough to
oyerturu furniture and dspace pastering ON the wlls
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-19
AN ITALIAN BARE ASHORE.

wAsuISGroS, Feb Is.-The Signal Corps station at
Ocean City, Md reports that the Italian bark Quatro'
from Bnenos Ayrcs Delaware Breskwater Is ashore
Ave mi lea above there Wreckers are working on her,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-19
JOUN J. RIDGwAY sHERIrF OF PHILADELPHIA

UAHKspu re, Penn. Feb ls.-Tho Senate to-day unani
ousy adopted the report recommending the Governor 70 re
Sheriff Rowan from his once The appointment o.
John Hdgway be sherin OF PhuadephiA WAS ceAnrmso
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-19

LONDON, Feb 18-The Russian mail steamer Czaritza.
from ConstannOpe for Alexandria, has foundered OF
SYRIA No details have been received
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-19
REFUSING TO EXTRADITE BLACKSTONE.

REFUSING TO EXTRADITE BLACKSTONE.
CHICAGO, Feb 1s-A Times dispatch from Winnipeg
says: Judgment given to-day in the case Of Thomas
Blackstone, who robbed the National Bank of Portland
Me- Of refuses the extradtion Of the prisoner
the ground that the offence 10 not forgery under the
common law, but only embezzlement The prisoner was
released.